Ryan McEntush
@rmcentush
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investing @a16z // curating https://t.co/ssslqn6eo7
California, USA
Joined February 2019
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My cousin was in a car crash last night. Neither him nor the driver were wearing seatbelts. The driver was ejected and both suffered serious injuries. 2 people are killed each minute in a car accident. 1.2M annually worldwide. We are in an existential war with our likeness and
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@garrytan More good news. @nytopinion told NYC voters not to rank socialist Mamdani. https://t.co/HLx6mCwxYY
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It's never been a better time to build hardware in San Francisco Major thanks to @DanielLurie and his team for their support as we stand up our new factory in SoMa this year
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Looking for an Ops person to join an exciting hardware company in SF — ideally 2–5 YoE. Growing fast. DM me if you're that person, or if you know someone who might be :)
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heroes are so boring now. they’re all reactionary, defenders of the status quo. why doesn’t iron man cure cancer or build cities with alien tech? why not a moon base instead of upstate new york? why do they always need a team to do anything? why are writers so afraid of giving
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the fire rises
Breaking News: California voters agreed to aggressively redraw the state’s congressional district lines to wipe out as many as five Republican seats, according to The Associated Press, delivering a major victory for national Democrats. https://t.co/2H6ta9gf9p
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there's so many reasons this is super hard. OISL, earth-to-ground optical, thermal mgmt, radiation, hardware failures, micro-meteors, etc. it's fascinating that — even so — folks are going for it. really, this feels like a massive critique of regulatory/permitting. should be a
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implicit in this is the assumption that we can’t and won’t build fast enough on earth. that we’ll have to go to the most expensive, farthest place imaginable to do it instead. sci-fi usually imagines humanity leaving earth because we built too much — too many factories, people,
"Our analysis of historical and projected launch pricing data suggests that with a sustained learning rate, prices may fall to less than $200/kg by the mid-2030s. At that price point, the cost of launching and operating a space-based data center could become roughly comparable to
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